Monopolists and Parliament Undertakers in Public Debate
A Plymouth letter warns against private undertakers manipulating the King s business and Parliament. It denounces monopolists who seek royal favor, urging focus on public good, with reflections on Bacon and the era s political risks and failures.
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London
Madrid
Earl of Buffel
Brianrick
Eubadador
Alicant
Rome
Perugia
Varterbo
Arns
Tudi
Citta di Castello
Padua
Paris
James
House of Commons
Francis Bacon
England
Derry
Colerain
St. Paul’s
Cherpourg
Dunkirk
Louispourg
France
Marlborough
Europe
Britain
Louisbourg
Cape Breton
Rte
Wiille
William
Anne
Plymouth
Lyon
Jamaica
Francoise
TaeQlay
Spallif
Agnes
Great Britain
Irit
Prinde Edwards
Lord Hose
Yuesday
Henry’ Bilton Leste
Downing Street
Seacin
Hampshire
Amillery
Portmouth
Kent
Isle of Wiget
Winchester
Chatham
Dartmouth
Lalrmoré
Crookshanks
Britor
Forbes
Jehelly
Fowler
Liberty
Shaner
Judithy Hudson
Jonn
Endeavour
Ware
Ile of Man
Sue
Brapdyy
Colle
China Ware, &c
Scivener
Jacob
Maas
Bamburgh
Rain‘gate
Kingston
Kington
Rotterdam
Ducc Vediels
Seffrons
Lifburd
Portugal
Whiliam Pigott
John Lord Ward
Egmond
Salop
Litchfield and
Coventry
Kingttomford
Cardigan
Savage
Princes-street
Wapping
Miss Sims
Oxfordshire
Windgrave
Richard Carter
Cornelius Owen
Bridge Ward
Whams Street
Fox and Kno
Cow-Lane
West Smithfield
Newgate
Kensington
Sir Williamn Moreton
Kat
John Carrier
Thomas Head
Jonn Kulfel
John Downes
Masgare
Taylor
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